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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
3
An old medical ad discusses kidneys as blood poisons scavengers, listing symptoms such as backache and irritability. It promotes drinking water and taking Anuric tablets before meals, claiming greater potency than Lithia, and credits Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, New York.
Transportation facilities have improved enough that priority orders should be rare this year, per railroad data received by James B. Kemp, general agent of the Northern Pacific in Butt. No noticeable rate cuts expected while wages stay high and fuel costs remain elevated. Railroads are reporting better efficiency, setting records despite the strike last year.
Fred McClure, city passenger agent, recounts an unusual travel economy. A Black man asked for two round trip tickets to a nearby town. When asked who travels with him, he says his brother is in a box. The officer asks about a return ticket, the man replies they are not burying him there, they will move him for the funeral then return.
In Cincinnati Ohio Berns reports remarkable health restoration after taking Tanlac. he has gained twenty pounds and says his recovery astonishes all his friends.
John St Berns of 308 East Front St Cincinnati recounts dramatic recovery after taking Tantac. He sheds 34 pounds, regains appetite, sleeps soundly, and now feels like a new man, crediting the medicine for his renewed health and weight gain. Ad mentions Anaconda and Butte drugstores.
An ad describes Diapepsin tablets offering instant relief for sour stomach gas and bloating. It promises neutralization of stomach acids and quick comfort, noting the tablets are pleasant harmless and affordable at drug stores.
Enid Bennett appears as Judith Westover in a domestic drama at the Rialto for a three day run. The plot follows a wife who divorces her carousing husband after a stock market break wipes out his fortune and a fatal truck crash complicates alimony, with Princeton Hadley’s role tying into the financial burden. The program includes the Mack Sennett comedy Movie Fang as a companion feature.
Miss Harriet Mary Keeley wed John M. Hampte vice president of the South Side State bank in the Virginia apartments Butte in a midwinter wedding attended by family and friends. Edward Keeley served as best man and the couple plan a honeymoon to New York before settling back in Butte. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs J Hample Spokane Miss Helen Breen Portland and Mrs H Good and Mrs Larabie Deer Lodge.
Judge Carroll ordered sale of foreclosed property in the Timothy Crow and W Brush case. Foreclosure relates to a mortgage securing a note dated January 22, 1216. The amount claimed is 900 dollars with 12 percent accrued interest and attorney fees.
Two timetable changes for Northern Pacific routes announced by James Kemp in Butte affect the North Coast Limited westbound No. 1 and the Mississippi Valley Limited eastbound No. 42. The westbound train will now arrive at 8:10 a m and depart 8:20 a m, instead of 7:20 a m. The eastbound train will arrive at 9:25 p m and depart 9:40 p m, instead of 9:45 p m.
James Reynolds of Boulder says the Helena route via Whitehall is in good shape. He drove from Boulder in under an hour and says travel between Boulder and Helena is smooth except for the Eighteen Mile hill where chains are required. Many Butte residents awaited road condition news before a legislature visit.
At the annual meeting South Side State bank increased directors from five to seven. New officers elected include President Alice Hampie, Vice President Poindexter, and Cashier J H Hampie. Directors named Agna area, Paul Reichl, W C Wilson, W B Fall, L Crash, Ample Brash.
The annual stockholders meeting of First National at Butte resulted in no changes to officers including Forsythe, the assistant cashier. The session confirmed existing leadership and market guidance remains stable.
A nostril application of this fragrant antiseptic cream promises rapid relief from nasal congestion. The balm is described as soothing the mucous membranes, clearing air passages, and easing night breathing for cold or catarrh sufferers.
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